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Musical Merchandise Section or The Music Trade Review
Important Notice
A full account of the Music Indus-
tries Chamber of Commerce conven-
tion, as well as the meetings of the
other national associations in Chicago
this week, is presented in the general
part of this issue of The Review.
Much of interest to the merchandise
trade is told in these convention re-
ports and should he carefully read.
—Editor's Note.
Wisconsin Ass'n Formed
to Foster New Bands
MILWAUKEE, WIS., June 3.—A new association
is being formed in Wisconsin which is looked
upon as the friendliest force which the cause
of school music has met in Wisconsin. This is
the organization of twenty clubs throughout
the State into the Wisconsin School Band
Mothers' Association. The organization was
completed during the State tournament of the
Wisconsin School Bandmasters' Association in
Stevens Point, and the Association will aid in
promoting music in schools, and will assist at
the annual State tournament. Co-operation
with the bandmasters in raising funds for band
expenses will also be an object for the Asso-
ciation, and it will have its annual meeting once
a year at every State band tournament as an
auxiliary to the Wisconsin School Band Asso-
"Fine Old Violins"
We have just received from abroad an
unusually interesting collection of medium
priced old violins—Italian, German, Bo-
hemian, Austrian and French makes.
ciation which is an active body.
Mrs. Arthur Beijer, of Milwaukee, is the
president of the new Association. Mrs. Burr
F. Anderson, of Shorewood, is vice-president,
and Mrs. W. E. Lawton, of Viroqua, has been
elected secretary-treasurer. The Shorewood
school band, one of the outstanding band or-
ganizations in the State, has had Mothers' Band
Association for some time, and they were re-
sponsible for the band having uniforms, and
for promoting it in many ways.
Opens Remodeled Store
H. Kandel & Co. of which Harry Kandel, a
veteran of the music trade of Philadelphia, is
head, recently held the formal opening of the
remodeled store at 510 South Fifth street, that
city. The company handles representative lines
of musical merchandise, talking machines and
also radios.
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